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Newspaper Page TextF R ID A Y , A P R I L 5, 1986 TH E B EAVER TO N R E V IE W Entered as second-class mail mat- tar December 9. 1922, at the postofflce at Beaverton. Oreiron. under the act of March 8, 1879. S N A P S H O T C U IL Respect Your Box Camera ISSU E D E V E R Y F R ID A Y A T B E A VERTO N. OREGON J. H. Hulett Editor S I B S C lilP T lO N R A T E S Par yaar (in advance) . . . . fl.OO Not in advance ................. 1.50 TEN (E U S 1 6 0 " Bethel Ladies A id planned a tea at the home o f Mrs. Otto Erick- *on to hear Mrs. Kambc, foreign n..asianary from the N ear East, tell o f some o f her experiences. She and her husband had rescued ► me fift y thousand Greeks, strand- eo on the beach at Batoum. and r e ceived the thanks o f the t^ueen o f Greece. Lutina ilu lect and E va W h it worth won fir s t and second prises, respectively, in the Washington Co. T yp ew ritin g contest held in the auditorium o f the Beaverton H.gh school. The winners w ere eligible to compete in the state contest at Corvallis, A p r il 18. • • • F a ir prices fo r trie 1925 Oregon prune crop w ere promised by C. J. Hurd, O. A . C. m arketing specia list, because o f the better econo mic conditions in Europe and the United States, and because no sur plus had been carried over. * * * A m eeting advocating tlte con struction o f a tunnel in the hill be tween B eaverton and Portland, was announced to be heki at Kinton. * * • “ The Maid and the M iddy” , high school operetta, was given both Thursday and F rid a y nights before a large audience. * • « W ork wae progressing rapidly or, the layin g o f a w ater main in T i gard so that B u ll Run w ater could be available there. • B • The Huber C om m erçai club held a “ Clean-up d ay” at their clubhouse w ith shrubbery, gladiola bulbs and flow ers being planted. bh --------- -— — ------------------------------ m DAD'S STORY -Œ Th at winter, 1899-1900 I boarded w ith Mrs. Davis, Ma Davis we called her. She lived next door to the school house, on the west. The w idow Robertson lived a m ile away to the northwest. There the three sisters, Celia, Anna and Eva, made the “ Teacher” welcom e and I ’m a- fra id I spent m ore time a t tbe R o bertson home than I did a t my regular boarding place. Don’t think for on« min ute that you cannot us« your box earner« in th« winter. The snow eeene was snapped with a box camera, using the sec ond (top. In the flre-eide scene a time exposure of one second was made, using the largest stop, with the aid of three photoflood lamps. 'T 'H O U S A N D S of people ol all aft os * are very much interested In the fascinating hobby of picture taking, own box cameras hut. believe It or not. have permitted an Inferiority complex to creep upon them, as far as respect for the performance of their cameras Is concerned. Now that really sounds ridiculous. It U true, nevertheless. Readers have written to the Snapshot Guild with a tale of woe about waiting for spring to arrive to make a concerted effort to Improve their pictures So many owners of box cameras seem to he of the opinion that the sun must be shining like blazes before they should try to take a picture. What Is to follow Is directed right straight at you. and you and you . . . with a box camera. If It is hibernat ing in peaceful slumber on the closet shelf awaiting the arrival of spring and bright sunshine, go get It. dust It off—and be sure you wipe off the lens carefully with a soft, dry cloth —get yourself a roll of film and start shooting There are more Interest ing winter pictures waiting to be made with a box camera than you will ever be able to take If you live to be as old as Methuselah. Remem ber. too, that the old Biblical pas sage still holds good— “ Seek and ye shall find"— and It will not take much seeking If your eyes are open. Under ordinary conditions you can take Instantaneous snapshots outdoors In the winter, or. If tbe day is too dark and dreary, there Is always the old reliable time ex posure. If the day Is clear and brl ' you can take action pictures pc ng you snap the picture at the right angle and are not too close to the subject Pictures can be taken Indoors at night with a box camera If you use one of the Inexpensive photoflash lamps A Uttle experimenting may be necessary until you know what you can and cannot expect from your' box camera, and If you are a real amateur you will get a lot o f pleas ure out of the experimenting. The fellow with a lot of fine equip ment doesn’t deserve half the praise for an unusual picture as tha real amateur, who owns a box cam era and who, through perseverance and thought, gets a "knockout" pic ture under adverse conditions. Look at the heading of this column this week. If you have belittled your camera by discarding It for tha winter you owe It an apology for forcing It into the army of unem ployed. The average box camera on sale today has two stops and a time ex posure adjustment. The stop open ings control the amount of light passing through the lens. Number one— the larger stop, or opening. Is for snapshots of ordinary subjects In sunlight. The second opening, or smaller stop, is for snapshot« of distant views, beach scenes, snow without prominent dark objects In the foreground, and clouds, only. In bright sunlight. During the winter, on days with haxy sunlight It is best to use the first, or targe stop and on dark days use the sec ond stop and a very short time ex posure. When making time exposures the camera must be placed on a tripod, table, fence or something solid so that the camera will not move when the picture Is taken. You are overlooking a lot of pleaa- are tf you are not making use o f your box camera, so get It ou t I f you are really Interested you can stop In ’most any store that sells cameras and photographic supplies and get free literature on taking pictures at night Indoors during these long winter evenings, and you will find it Is one type o f Indoor sport the entire family w ill enjoy. And speaking of the fam ily—that’a a hunch for a mighty Important pic ture You will have e lot o f fun taking a picture of the fam ily group and In later years the result will be numbered among your prise posses sion* T ry It. Sunday, F.aotcr, we werrt to Ro- hentaon’a fo r some things Celia had, ! a bed room suite, some dishes and I her clothes. T h *t Sunday wo drove over in a ’'“Agon and found the snow almont { all gone, only one d r ift that l>obh i erod us at ait, Monday w e came back to Father's and found he hast rented the place just across the ro «d from him and1 wanted us to move in there. But we hau our hearts set on g ettin g olt by our selves and no the renting 'to*I fell through. Father lot me have the •tram I had been driving and a (cow. the neighbors, some o f them, g a v e us a hen or tw o apiece, and s i wont to keeping house, no mon ey, just a lo t o f ambition, sixty acres o f land to farm , a team that I was to pay for, and not much »enee. I worked out some hut fo r the moat part iwe went in debt fo r what groceries we had to have A. B Stinson «xtended us credit »t v ! it was more than a year be fore hr got much money, and taro or three yeara before he got all | hi* pay, but th e good old scou. never bothered us. I planted five ncroa o f p ota to«* but they were cheap, ami we roalixod m ighty lit tle from them. M A N Y POSITIONS IN C IV IL SERVICE OPEN TO HOLD SECOND R EC R EATIO N AL MEET Th«' Washington County ree rea* tiunal group I* holding it* second monthly m eeting Tuea-lay, April 9tb, at 8:00 pm. in the Hillsboro Grange Hall, according to l - K Francis, aasmtanl county agent. Misa Gertrude Skew, home demon stration agent at large, «will In- in clange of the instruction. The recreational group is made i’ p o f delegate* from the varimi* m gam zat ions over the county. Thu «- ib'legat«** w ill meet regularly N e h month and receive instruction in conducting reclini tin nu I programs At |iro!H-nt there are 23 orga n iza tion* rep resen t«!. I f tliere are any oiganizalHUUt in the county who do not have rerrsontaLvc* attending these m eeting*, and who .would like L have live benefit o f this instruc tion, -thvy should gx-t in touch with Uie county a gen t« office and a r range t*> haive some o f their mem bers taka- part The m eeting* are not open to the pubi c. "Raatun, wha-t am a alibi?" " A alibi? W hy, a alibi U prov- in’ you was at prayah meet n' whar you wa'nV, instead of de othah place whar y*>u was ” N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S The United Staten C ivil Service Notice j« hereby given that by Commission hao announced open com petitive exam ination* aa follow s: virtue o f an order made and en Senior stock clerk, $1,800 a year; tered on the lHth day o f January, stock clerk, $1,620; ib-part mental 1986, by the County C-'Urt of Wash- I ington C«>., Oregon, the undersigned service, W ashington, D. C. Junior graduate nurse, $1,620 a has been appointed adm inistrator with | the w ill annexed o f the estate o f year. ! John Campbell, deceased, Now, Junior b io lo g i« (w ild life re therefore, all persona having claim* search), junior entom ologist (man against the estate o f John Camp ami anim ala), junior f o r e « ecolo gist, junior meteorobigiet. Junior bell, deceased, sre hereby notified r e n ia to lo g i«, junior plant quaran to present the same together with th erefor to the tine lnep»citor, junior p o m o lo g i« proper vouchers at the Commercial (fr u its ), junior p om ologi«, (plant undersigned propagation), junior i*ee»l botanist, National Hank, Hillsboro, Oregon, junior »oil s c ie n ti« (erosion ), ju or to tbe law office o f E H Trngue, Building, Hillsboro, nior soil surveyor, $2,000 a year, Commercial Oregon, within mix month« from IK-partmont >rf A g rc u ltu re . Junior forester, $2,000 to $2.600 the date o f this notice. a yewr. Junior range examiner, $2.000 « year. $.'1.800 a y**«r, Range examiner, ass ciati- range exam iner, $2,200 a year, assistant range examiner, ?_’,600 a year, Geological Survey, j Local inspector o f bi-ilers. $2,200 1 a y e a r; local inspector o f hulls, $9,200 a year; a .v * «a n t inspector | 07 hulls, $2,900 a year; Bureau o f N avigation , and St<«m boat Ir.spec- I tion. Full informskiost may be obtain- l eri from the Secretary o f bhe U n it ed S tate* C ivil Service Board of ■ Exam iners at the p o « office or cu* torrihouse in any city which La* a post office o f the f i r « or the sec ond class, or from th e United States C ivil Service Commission. Washi ngton, D.C. Dated this 7th dsy March, of 1936. E. I. Kur*th, Adm inistrator with the w ill annexed o f the estate o f John Campbell, deceased. E B. Tongue, attorn ey fo r the adm inistrator. adv «15-19 N O T IC E O F P R IV A T E S A L E No. 26016 In the Circuit Court of the State o f Oregon for Multnomah County In the M atter o f the Gusrdanahip o f E. A. Fearing, an Incapable An undivided H Interest In and to Lota 8, 9, 10. I I . >8. 13 and 14, Washington Acreaj An undivided interest in and to 2 33 acre* o f land lying between th# right o f wsy o f the Orogun Electric K K. Co. and the north lines o f th« a- bove described lots in W ashing ton Acrws; An u n d ivliM Vy interest in and to t'h« follow in g bounded end described property: Begin ning at the Northeast corner o f the Geo. !(. Smith and wiflr D. L C No. 44 in See 32. T. 1 N., R. 2 W. W. M., and running thence S. 4 dug. 42 min. « a « 82.09 oh , follow ing the east boundary line o f Mid claim to a point on tha Base Line 10 09 eh. W o f th* corner to Bee. 2, 4 32 and 241 thence follow in g said Base Line W. 24 59 ch. to the S E. corner o f a tract o f land conveyed by J. W Shut« and M ary K. Shut* to Christian Kernpin by deed June 27, 1903, recorded on Ihige 321. Book 63, Denia; thence N. 2 deg E. follow ing th « E. line o f said tract 32 c*h., more or lisa, to the N. boundary line o f said Smith I>. I. C .; th e re « N . 89 deg. 28 min. E. 21.08 eh. bo the place o f beginning, containing 72.88 acres, more or less, aave and except a 5 -acre tract therein deeded by E A . Fearing and W. S. Oonaer to S H. <>rr; all o f said propeity being in one contiguous tract and locates! in Washington County, Oregon, said sale to be made fo r cash. or auch terms a* w ill be essentially caWh, free and clear o f all Irexim- brances U> date o f sale. Clark Fearing. Guardian. Ernsnon* A Emmons A Robnett, A ttorn eys fo r th « ian. Dated and firs t publish«!, 8, 1936 Date o f l a « publication, 6, 1936. adv March A pril c 14 18 IN BEAVERTON! j List Y o u r P r o p e r t y W ith us NOW! B E A U E R T O n F in A H C E C O m P A IU J STUDIO BARBER SHOP K IllflT C I.A 8 8 W O R K AT R E ASO N AB LE P R IO R K. I». Van M K TK H . Prop. Beaverton Barber Shop C. J. MTKVENH, P K O F U IL r O R S A T IS F A C T IO N G U ARANTEED « O ITO M ETR Y (■las*es. Fitted er Repairs) Our Specialty DR. A . E. W IL S O N Beaverton Q BEER ON DRAUGHT 5? and 10* Glasses KxpresH O ffice Stage I>«i|x,t Western Union Phone 10003 G REYH O UND COFFEE HHOr R< k *I HnlMIng R **v*rtm i Oreiron Goodrich T ir e » B attery Servi Accessories Greasi F O R I» S A L E S A S E R V IC E BOB JOHNSTON Auto Truck, and Tractor Repair! General Petroleum Phone 01 Producta Beaverton, O w m m © «V W W hile working in the mill fo r Curdy during the previous winter, j Father and I had purchased the W in dfall, the place where my Grandfather had homesteaded in ! 1869 or 1870. W e bought from one of Father’s h alf brothers, George, who had acquired eighty acres o f the original homestead. A s Celia and I w ere g o ir g to live in the little old lo g cabtr my uncle had built, the original shan ty having been torn down, w * had plenty to do w ithout bothering t" taka legal action a g o l f « the school R W. Guard Business Places To Patronize Mrs. Beecher D oty w as taken to a Portland hospital, Friday. A cross tbe road from the Ro bertsons lived the Priests, M other P riest, Orrin, Jed, W ill, and a whole tribe o f them. W ill and Emma P riest were d e a f and dumb, or Stop Tonight In Comfort that is what th ey used to call them. Th ey had been aw ay to F lin t to BE AV ER TO N HOTEL JOHN V A N G U ILD ER. school fo r the d eaf and there had learned to read, w rite ana talk REASO N AB LE RATES w ith their hands. Being next door MRS. K O P P , O F O T T U M W A . neighbors, o f course the Robertson board fo r cancelling my contract, Years ago. Thtana«, o r Tom , aa we Corner Front and Washington IO W A T E L U S O F R E M A R K A B L E youngsters learned to talk with The W indfall was some fou r rn i e s , called C elia’s brother, and W ill R E L IE F 4 .P U R P O S E TREAT their hands. A n d it was a w illin g fro m Father’s place, south and a W ier, stood up with me and my m ue earn, east, m ¿n w e x W io exford ra county, pupil they found in the teacher m little -*— 1 * sister :_A— M E N T G A V E H ER Laura and C e lia s sister, who soon picked up the language. Greenwood township. Anna, .-stood up with her. Only our The sign language has a peculiar The Robertson home wa- eight im m ediate fam ilies Stomach sufferers w ill be in ter w ere present, characteristic— i f you are not watch- miles due west from F ath er’s but w ith the one exception o f W ill ested in bhe follow in g statement o f ing righ t closely you never w ill ten miles w ere required tc get W :er, who was then thinking stro n g Mrs. M ary Kopp, Ottumwa, low s: know when it is being used. There 'h ere on account o f the road not ly o f jo in in g m y fa m ily as he wa* “ I have suffered fo r years with is no noise, no undue gestures, on- being cut thw sigh all the w ay or. t r y sister, Lau ra’s steady. But at heartburn and »our stomach; wia.i ly a slight m otion o f the fin gers the section line. Ten miles and fou r that, there w ere about th irty p e o much d i« r e » » e d ; everyth in g I ate on one hand, and the one watch- m ile» made fourteen m.les that we ple present. __ _______ One o f my adders. disagreed with me; could get no *rg nods or shakes hia head tc Were g o in g to live aw ay from C e- Lucy, ard one o f her slaters, Belle, ^ l '® ! until I tried W illiam s S .L .K . indkate whether or nor he under- lia ’s mother. O elia’s father died w ere not present. Strange W. E. PE(i(J a.» it Formula. One bottle ha* done vein- stands. O f course the expression some years previously so I never m ay seem, Belle and Lucy were the ders and has given me g rea t relief, o f ,the face carries with it re rta it saw )iim. H e was bom in London, only tw o o f the tw o fam ilies who expressing it m ildly to say U N D E R T A K E R A N D E M R A L H E H indications but one can talk wi.n- while m y pecple w ere Yankees, w ere acquainted, previous to my > I *m w ell pleased and can recoin- out being heard or disturbing these The d sy before the wedding I m eeting C elia that m orning when mend S .L.K to all who suffer as Grange B u ild in g ................ Beaverton standing o r sitting beside the ones drove over to her home with a horse 5he came to school. But a fte r that I have, talking. and cutter. The snow was four fe e t 1 th ey soon became acquainted. So it goes. Thousands praise this The school board charged tnat I deep on the level, and ju st o ff the | A ft e r dinner everybody drove to wonderful prescription fo r re lie f o f A lt Heidelberg Beer spent more tim e talking to Celia beaten track a horse would flown- j Father’s where a b ig reception was disorder* o f stomach, liver, and kid- On Draught that w inter than I did teaching der. I m et only one rig on the w a y held that evening. W e sang songs, n* y 8< «n d fa u lty elim ination, which the students. H ow te a t is I do not over. That one stopped and wo | danced, played games, and had i cover dyspepsia, »ou r or gassy sto_ T r y us fo r Chicken Dinners and Barbecue Sandwiches know, 1 hardly think it true, but tnod a path fo r old Lady, and riproaring bime until th e wee small rm c^, constipation, sick headache, there w ere several influential fam - carefu lly sat the cutter righ t side Lours. W ill W ier was bound he neuralgia, lame hack, F R E E D A N C IN G ilies in that neighborhood who had up on top o f the snow. Then when w as g o in g to stay late enough so rheumatic pain, general weakness, O LD H E ID E L B E R G P A R K been more than w illin g to add cer- the one whom I had m et had drlv- w e could not g e t to bed that night, arwl V o* o f Vitality, tain o f the Robertson girls to their 'en past he helped me back into but though he stayed until it was j I f you suffer, don’t wait. Make I) O Y G R A Y nv-mber. Perhaps it is just “ sour the road again and I went on m y tim e to begin chores in the morn- tent fo r yourself and see what ** /1 1 m in i w r e ” ir g and he go t no reirt that night, wonderful result« it produces Get I grapes” to say that the action o f “way. tbe school board in cancelli-ig mv W e w ere m arried jn the fron t the H u lett» turned in about four- your bottle of W illiam s S .L.K 1 LIFE . ACCIDENT AND H E A LT H contract was instigated by a sort room in the R/>berteon home at th irty fo r a shor rest. Friday, the Form ula alt the B row n’s Beaverton AU TO AND FIRE o f desire fo r revenge fo r m arry- high noon March 29, 1900, juwt a next day, we took a load o f fu r- Pharm acy. Satisfaction guaranteed IN RELIABLE CO M PANIES niiture to the nerw home and then or your money refunded. 2-adv ktg the best looking g irl in the days more than th irty fiv e neighborhood. A n yw ay, s o m e t im e __________ _________________ before we had a g r e e ! to have the ' knot tied the board showed up at AFTER THE HONEYMOON the school and declared they were going to dispense w ith my valua ble serv-icee fo r the remainder of HENRY,CARUSO - I YUu’vK O O T the time fo r which I held a con M A Y O C » W G 2 . A DON’T CRY D AR U N SAW THE C O TE S T ENOUGH HATS B »T HARSH W ITH H W t YOU CAN M AVÌ tract. I t was only about three L ITTL E H A T IN -------------------- 4 A T TO OPEN A THFfT NEW MAÌ GUESS S H E DOES’ weeks so I took no action but let IQ IM B EL’ S TO -D A T.J STOR E OF N EED A N E W L I D . them get away with what w a v \ Y t R OWN really an uncalled fo r acton . FINDS RELIEF IN 4-PURPOSE TREATMENT Person. N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that Clark Fearing, the duly appoin t«!, qualified and acting Guardian ol the person and estate o l E- A Fearing, an incapable person, pur auant bo a license and order ol sale gianted by the above entitled Court on the 1 « ‘lay o l March, 1926, will sail bo the highest bid der at private »ale, on und a fter the 6th day o f A pril, 1935, ot the t-llicu o f Kinmona A Emmons, 72H M i g u n Building, Portland, Oregon, «1 at bhe premise* heroinsfter de* criboil, the follow in g described roaJ pro|>erty, to -w it: H E N R Y -Y O U